题目内容
10．Everybody has to eat，but do you eat a healthydiet（日常饮食）？分析 每个人都需要吃饭，但是你的饮食健康吗？
解答 答案：diet．
分析句子的结构可知，所需要填的为名词，作动词eat的宾语，结合汉语意思可知答案为diet．
点评 翻译填空题考查的是词汇的记忆和运用能力，平时要注意积累和运用．
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| 50．A．wrong | B．unbelievable | C．reasonable | D．realistic |
| 51．A．put up with | B．catch up with | C．make use of | D．keep track of |
| 52．A．equipped | B．compared | C．covered | D．connected |
| 53．A．skillfully | B．routinely | C．vividly | D．deeply |
| 54．A．familiar | B．unrelated | C．creative | D．imaginary |
| 55．A．presented | B．marked | C．lit | D．associated |
| 56．A．ideas | B．ambitions | C．achievement | D．technique |
| 57．A．experience | B．service | C．present | D．object |
| 58．A．work | B．last | C．exist | D．change |
| 59．A．possibilities | B．limitations | C．tendency | D．practice |
| 60．A．in fact | B．in particular | C．as a whole | D．for example |
| 61．A．devote | B．adapt | C．lead | D．keep |
| 62．A．private | B．global | C．different | D．practical |
| 63．A．positions | B．dreams | C．images | D．directions |
| 64．A．positions | B．dreams | C．images | D．directions |